The Universe Speaks: A Heavenly Dialogue, Book Two - the Dialogue Continues

In December 2007, author Kimberly Klein's daughter, thirteen year old Talia, died when the small private plane she was on with her father and her best friend crashed into the side of a volcano in Panama. Before the accident Kim did not believe in afterlife or anything spiritual. But her entire belief system about death and the workings of the spiritual world was shattered when, after her death, Talia reached out to her mom, physically touching her as well as talking to those that she knew would get her messages to her mom. One of those people was "G." We first met G in Book One of The Universe Speaks, A Heavenly Dialogue. Through his ability to communicate with Talia, she was able to share her messages from heaven--messages that opened non-believers to an entire new belief system and clarified understanding for those that already believed. We learned that there is, in fact, an afterlife--and there is NO death, and we are all capable of communicating with the spirits; it is our birthright. We learned to live authentically--according to our hearts, not according to what others in our lives or society in general want us to live like or be like. And we learned that heaven is real. In The Universe Speaks, A Heavenly Dialogue: Book Two, Talia takes us deeper into the workings of the spiritual and teaches us the how-to's for living up to our birthright: our right and ability to be in relationship with our true selves, with the Universe, and with our God. Talia's words don't just make us wonder, they actually address our questions. Questions like: Where is God? How do we become One? What is Oneness? The Universe Speaks, A Heavenly Dialogue: Book Two answers these and many other questions about life--on earth and in other dimensions. It is the answer to what so many of us have been searching for.
ASIN: 0988178710
VSKU: BVV.0988178710.VG
Condition: Very Good
Author/Artist:Klein, Kimberly
Binding: Paperback
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